The unit offers what you might need on a ROV control related mission, including, but not limited to:

- basic set of controls that suit drone operations - a pair of sticks, trims, a set of switches and buttons and all governed by a (unofficial) port of Edge-TX;

- transmitter bay that can carry any micro JR TX module - but since ETX port only supports CRSF connection - that restricts the selection to ELRS module types;

- two displays, one of which can be detached, used separately and has analog video input; said detachable display also can be extended via module ports;

- Raspberry Pi 4 to launch mission related stuff;

- analog video chain with 3 inputs, 3 outputs and local OSD generation/injection; rail mounted caddy allows to install a video receiver to use as one of the inputs;

- an RGBA torch for darker missions;

- a macropad-like input panel that by default comes with d-pad, F1-F4, PgUp/PgDown/Home/End, mouse left/mouse right/mouse middle buttons configured - but can be reassigned to anything else; also comes with mouse pointer joystick;

- if macropad isn't enough, there are two USB inputs - one on the front panel that leads to internal hub, and one on the back panel that connects directly to SBC; additionally there's ethernet connector;

- in case it must be lifted (3kg of it's mass is no fun to hold with your two), there's a tripod attachment frame;

- and much more! (goggles mount/strapping panel, external rail mounted 2S 26650 li-ion battery pack, cool missile switch + VA meter + 10A external fuse block, handles, sling mounts, internal UVC device, servo control input/output, selectable USB host for ETX - internal for mission software or external for simulator connection ...)
What is still WIP:
- ETX port is not complete since it is based on still in development v3.x version that was not released; the rest of RC part can feel spartan, but it does have PPM trainer output and basic sound alerts working; auxiliary potentiometer is not connected to ETX since it requires additional ADC input to be routed;
- mission software/MAVLink connectivity were not tested;
- wider voltage range for transmitter bay;
- local OSD only supports timer/stopwatch display;
- input module (ACU) needs better joystick handling and different modes for it;
- neither display has touch support;
- inputs (USB/video/power) are barely protected from shorts or static;
- decal job needs more precision and overall case needs tolerances to be worked out;
- and much much more! :D
mkdxdx
CriptasticHacker
novak
Tom Nardi
Very nice project ! Definitely inspiring me